Exceptional Equestrian Estate on 27 Acres

Home Features

• Originally built by Tony Paskevich in 2001, with an elevator connecting all three floors, the sprawling main house features soaring ceilings, elegant features, and imported finishes including countertops from the Isle of Malta and an imported custom La Cornue range and reclaimed mantel from a French chateau. From the great room with distressed hickory flooring to the exquisite first-floor bedroom suite designed for relaxation and comfort, each element of the home was hand-selected with the finest attention to detail and care. The kitchen is a delightful mixture of reclaimed antique finishes and contemporary amenities, including the custom Amish-built cabinetry, reclaimed sink and backsplash, and heated limestone flooring. Off of the kitchen, the sunny breakfast nook features a fireplace, imported lighting, and French doors that open to one of the home’s many covered patios. The first-floor primary wing includes a fireplace, a luxurious en-suite bathroom with two walk-in closets, and a private dressing room that could also be used as an office. Upstairs, there are three bedroom suites and a second kitchen, perfect for an in-law or guest suite. The full lower level is just waiting to be finished into an incredible home fitness center.

Lot Features

• Outside, the pristine, pastoral setting is equally suited for relaxation and recreation. Three out of four pastures are equipped with Nelson Automatic Horse Waterers, and the property connects to the 400+ acre Bath Nature Preserve for easy access to local bridle trails.

Horse Facility Features

• Eight 12x12 matted stalls with automatic Nelson waterers and ceiling fans
• Two stalls have a removable middle wall that can easily be turned into a foaling stall as needed
• Heated tack room / lounge equipped with a kitchenette, bathroom, and laundry
• 8 brass and wooden saddle racks
• 8 brass and wooden bridle brackets
• Wash stall, feed room, and additional storage space
• Entire barn is heated with two thermostats to control the temperature at either end of the barn, plus an exhaust system that circulates a cool airflow in the summer
• 67' x 180' Amish built arena -- new in 2021
• Ceiling fans and remote controlled windows for easy airflow in summer months
• Speaker / Sonos System
• Breezeway and viewing area connects the barn to the arena
• Reclaimed Akron street pavers used for flooring in the breezeway
• Top of the line footing from Footing First is specifically for flat work, but can easily be adjusted for jumping